Cool pictures, Shir.
I'm thinking about baking cookies tonight. Maybe Mexican hot chocolate ones -- chocolate cookies with cinnamon and a bit of cayenne.
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Cool pictures, Shir.
I'm thinking about baking cookies tonight. Maybe Mexican hot chocolate ones -- chocolate cookies with cinnamon and a bit of cayenne.
I have read it, P-C, and really enjoyed it. But I still don't know what "Alter" is in Hebrew.
I'm trying to make these pictures private, yet post them in here. So I'm starting by taking a random picture. Tell me if that link work for you, OK? [link]
Works for me.
shir, i can see that test linked photo just fine
Excellent. So I'll change all of the links in my original post and will make those pictures private (for her sake). Thank you.
But I still don't know what "Alter" is in Hebrew.
Does it not mean "old man"? That's what Wikipedia says, and I think she said it in the book too. Unless she was making it up.
I know no such word. There is such word in German, but not in English.
Damn you, Brian K. Vaughan!
"Alter" is Yiddish.
And since Yiddish is part Hebrew, part English and mostly German, that makes perfect sense.
Anyhow, sorry, but no one uses "alter" in Hebrew to say "old man".